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HURRICANE, Utah — Sometimes, it's the little things that stand out during a big mess. From a mud-caked tires in a driveway getting washed to a St. George dad and his son showing up to lend a helping hand, people from all across Southern Utah are showing up to help those affected by flooding in Hurricane.
Residents in Hurricane have called for answers about the city's flood prevention efforts after another round of flooding damaged homes and forced families to restart the recovery process. City officials estimated 130 residential structures sustained damage at one RV park alone, while homeowners in other neighborhoods reported repeated flooding in just two months.
A flash flood in Hurricane, Utah, has damaged approximately 80 homes and 50 RVs after heavy rainfall turned Gould Wash into a torrent. Volunteers are mobilizing to assist with cleanup and debris removal as the city manages the impacts of the second major flood in the area since August.
A renewed flash flood threat expanded across the Four Corners states on Thursday following rare severe weather in Arizona on Wednesday. The weather included 60 mph wind gusts, hail, and widespread flooding.
A local emergency has been declared in Hurricane City on Thursday after early morning flooding overwhelmed a neighborhood, impacting over 100 homes and recreational vehicles. Hurricane Mayor Clark Fawcett issued the emergency declaration as response crews continue to assess damage and restore access to flooded areas near Gould's Wash and other locations in the city.
Heavy rains and life-threatening flash flooding triggered immediate evacuation orders for Hurricane City residents near Gould Wash on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. The National Weather Service issued multiple flood warnings across Southern Utah, including areas in Grand and San Juan counties.
Dixie (St. George) beat Hurricane 3-1 in 4A girls volleyball on Thursday, Oct. 22, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Lone Peak secured its fourth 6A girls soccer state title with a 3-0 shutout victory over Davis High at Zions Bank Stadium on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026. The win marks a rematch of the 2024 championship, where Lone Peak also claimed the title.
Intermountain Health's Concierge Health program in Park City offers a membership-based primary care model featuring extended visits and 24/7 access to care teams. The program is designed to provide personalized support and streamlined care coordination for individuals and families.
No. 2 Ogden defeated No. 6 Morgan 2-1 in the 3A girls soccer state semifinals on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, at Zions Bank Stadium. The victory marks Ogden's eighth consecutive trip to the state finals, where they are scheduled to face No. 1 Manti.
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Idaho and Southern Utah enter their upcoming matchup with similar conference standings and unpredictable recent performances. The Vandals and Thunderbirds both seek to maintain momentum following significant victories in their previous contests.
Cal Poly football is scheduled to host Utah Tech on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 2 p.m. at Mustang Memorial Field. The matchup marks the beginning of a pivotal Big Sky Conference stretch for the Mustangs.
The regular season of Region 9 girls volleyball wrapped up Thursday night with the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs and the Cedar Reds emerging as the region's co-champions. At home, Cedar defeated the Snow Canyon Warriors in four sets. After winning the first set handily, 25-14, the Reds lost the second set 22-25 but prevailed in the next two sets, 25-20 and 25-23, to capture the match.